Sell me some current Hip-Hop

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My boomer ass thinks that good rap music ended somewhere around Illmatic or 36 Chambers, and I haven't really kept up too much since the late 90s.

In recent years I've enjoyed Pusha T's Daytona, Conway, some of the A.S.A.P. crew stuff and I dig Kendrick Lamar. I dig good flows and tracks that still have that boom bap. I don't really vibe with the mumbly shit.

Who's ruling these days?
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Re: Sell me some current Hip-Hop

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there really seems to be an explosion of interesting musical political hip-hop right now. This occurred last week

I'm honestly gravitating way more to Hip-Hop, Jazz, Afro-Beat and some of the latest fusions of the three made by folk a bit younger than me, who grew up with Hip Hop as the dominant cultural language, than non-PRF rock music.
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Re: Sell me some current Hip-Hop

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The dancier, faggier, and less masculine trips my shit. Helps that they can spit, not swallow. Beats so tough.

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